Topic: James Rogoski

The U.S. rejection of the WHO's International Health Regulations amendments is hailed as a major victory against globalist overreach. James Rogoski is credited for alerting the public to the July 19th deadline for rejection. Jasper notes that even some on the political left, including Robert F. Kennedy Jr., have opposed the treaty due to concerns over experimental medical mandates.

Maria Z and Todd Callender warn that the public has until December 1st to reject WHO proposals that would grant the organization dictatorial powers. Callender suggests that the October 4th EBS test involved high-frequency spikes that could trigger lipid nanoparticles in the vaccinated, potentially leading to a "Marburg hemorrhagic fever" outbreak. He cites a NASA Langley research paper from 2001 that predicted the use of "borgs" and biological sensors by 2025.